2018’s Most Fascinating Digital Marketing Trends

Infographic | June 1, 2021

Digital marketing is not the art of selling a product. It is the art of making people buy the product that you sell.Worldwide digital ad spend is predicted to reach over $375 billion by 2021. The digital marketing landscape that comprises of SEO, PPC, content marketing, and social media marketing has been quite progressive, more so in the last three years, than in the last decade.

Infographic | June 6, 2022

We surveyed agent/adviser partners about what they are expecting in the year ahead in terms of trends, challenges and opportunities. As you might expect, cybersecurity is top of mind for both partners and their customers. Partners are also seeing new opportunities around larger customers and cloud.

Infographic | January 10, 2022

Mobile marketing is a phenomenal digital marketing strategy that helps brands promote their product or service through mobile phones by meeting audiences' requirements.

Infographic | March 9, 2022

High-growth brands are three times more likely to use marketing partnerships as part of their overall strategy than no-growth firms. (Source: Hinge High Growth Survey) Identify sales and profit by market segment, and product or service. Determine growth opportunities. Evaluate competitors’ marketing, websites, products and services.

Infographic | February 23, 2022

What is OOH advertising? Out-of-home advertising includes roadside banners, public digital displays, public internet kiosks, and others. It is a key channel of inbound marketing.

Infographic | December 21, 2021

To find out, Hootsuite surveyed 18,100 marketers around the world, spoke with industry leaders, and examined third-party data. An infographic (below) explores highlights from the research. Specifically, it covers five trends to watch: brands finally getting community right, marketers getting creative as consumers wise up to social ads, social maturing out of the marketing department, social becoming the heart of shopping, and social media managers bridging the gap between marketing and customer service.